Grok Bot templates for “work”

Hands-on operator for portal.kinesis.network machines, Docker apps, and idle hardware

One daily brief for founders, in place of forty open tabs

Straight answers about how Grok Bot actually behaves

Trade-with-Tray desk for trading workflows

Works out how to brew each new bag and keeps the log in Notion

Thinks the build through and checks the work, but never writes the code itself

Sends the heavy coding work off to its own machine and brings back just the result

Spawns CLI-delegated teammates via CreateAgent so Grok only orchestrates and the CLI does the deep work

Central orchestrator that nourishes, protects, and evolves a network of child agents

A quiet daily check-in that keeps you to one habit at a time

Chases down help with the price of a cancer prescription and preps the paperwork

A single coordinator that routes work to a small, deliberately lean bot bench

Sits between finished work and the customer, and gives it a straight verdict

Lasting recall for Grok Bot, backed by an external memory store

Runs your bench of bots lean: few timers, short specialists, coding sent elsewhere

Analyses material too sensitive to hand to an ordinary chat window

Builds the weekly intelligence pack behind a client's social strategy, sourced throughout

Gives a job too heavy for shared hardware its own GPU, then bills you the runtime

Turns an API into a plugin your other bots can just pick up and use

A dedicated coding agent that runs all software work through the Claude Code CLI.

A coding coordinator for builders: cloud agents write the code, each job gets a fresh agent, and work is not done until there is proof.

Keeps a shared multi-bot workspace organized, git-backed, and portable, including layout conventions and cleanup.

Hands frontend and architecture jobs to the Claude Code CLI, then opens the PR

Works through Hercules Collins's 1680 catechism, one question a day

Farms coding work out to build labs and mirrors every task on a Linear board

Answers roster and matchup questions through the assistant you already talk to

A design partner that works inside Figma, not around it

Gives the Grok Build CLI its own machine to work on

A nightly school board for parents, run off your own portal login

Gets a first-time Grok Bot user set up and actually working in one sitting

Runs heavy research workloads on GPU capacity rented from Prism Network

Reads financial paperwork into a spreadsheet and drafts a cited memo

Routes big coding jobs to your CLI subscriptions, not Grok credits

Keeps a local coding agent iterating until your acceptance test passes

Holds the skill catalog for a team of Grok bots. Routes work, remasters chats at 20 batches, and only searches for a new skill after you say yes.

A chief of agents for a solo founder. Routes work, keeps house rules, and only interrupts for judgment, money, or a blocked teammate.

Counts what you have watched against what you have shipped, then makes you build

Builds the carousel and single-post artwork from a finished copy brief

Closes the lag between an attempt and the verdict on it

Works your Facebook Marketplace rental leads from enquiry to showing

One bot that writes, queues and posts to nine social networks

A janitor for multi-bot workspaces that stops cruft piling up

Experiments its way to a method for undocumented problems

A wisecracking front end for coordinating the bots you already run

Routes work across six bots and only wakes you for decisions

A back-office manager for one growing construction company

Interviews you about a new venture and writes the operating files

Chases proposals, invoices and milestones for a solo freelancer